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Google's You Tube Strips Billions Of Views From Rihanna, Chris Brown And Beyonce Videos Claiming They Were Fraudulently Created By Hackers December 29. 2012
Rihanna The music industry is always trying to falsify something, to create hype for their artists, in attempting to make them look far more successful than they really are in real life. There's payola, where disc jockeys and radio stations are unlawfully paid money to play artists records more, as each time the song airs, it contributes to the single's chart position on Billboard. There are payments issued to stations that specialize in music videos and pop culture, as inducements to play video clips and conduct interviews with artists to promote their albums. There's the Soundscan scam artists like Jay-Z employed via bribing select retailers to run each unit of their CDs through the register multiple times to inflate sales. The latest scandal broke yesterday, regarding artists and their record labels employing hackers to artificially inflate the number of You Tube views they receive, which is used as a gauge for popularity. You ever wonder why some of the crappiest videos on You Tube have an enormous view count - well wonder no more. You Tube has come down on Universal and Sony for this practice of using hackers to fraudulently inflate their artists view count. The sad part about this fraudulent conduct at radio, retail, television and online is it has so tainted the record books. The music charts and Guinness World Book of Records has become so tainted and inaccurate because of certain artists greed for glory and fame that is undeserved. At the end of the day, I cannot understand how anyone could do any of the aforementioned deeds and feel any pride about said false achievements. It's all hype and fraud. Their careers are lies. Who in their right mind could be proud of such fakery and trickery. As the Judiciary Report has consistently maintained for years, history has a terrible way of correcting itself. STORY SOURCE Sony, Universal and RCA Collectively Lose 2 Billion YouTube Views — Did They Buy Automated Traffic? 11:23 am December 21, 2012 - YouTube is cleaning house. According to The DailyDot, Google recently removed more than 2 billion views from YouTube channels run by Sony/BMG, RCA Records, and Universal Music Group. Statistics at SocialBlade verify the channel’s catastrophic blow showing Sony/BMG losing 851,488,973 views, leaving it with around 2.3 million total views. Universal Music Group also lost over 1 billion views on Tuesday while RCA Records had 159,533,904 views removed from their channel. SocialBlade explains the reasoning for tremendous drop in numbers writing, “Negative numbers occur when YouTube audits the view counts.” This means that at the end of the year, upon reviewing Universal, RCA, and Sony’s channels, the video-sharing site found many of their views to be the product of foul play. At the YTtalk forum, users are also reporting a drop in their views as one member writes, “I lost 286,034 total video views yesterday.”... YouTube Strips Videos of Phony Views, Major Labels Hit Hardest Dec 28, 2012 - In their ongoing efforts to combat view count manipulators, YouTube has stripped major labels of more than two billion views across various channels. In addition, the online video juggernaut has taken down videos that are in violation of the site’s terms of service regarding view manipulation. The labels adversely affected by the view raid included Universal, Sony/BMG, and RCA. The apparent crackdown hit Universal hardest, leading to the loss of a whopping one billion views (or approximately one “Gangnam Style”) as well as thinning the channel’s collection of videos. Sony’s channel (which lost 850 million views) currently boasts no videos. As the Daily Dot reports, these labels are not the only ones being singled out: “More than 500 prominent YouTube channels have been stripped of preexisting YouTube views in the past 30 days, something that causes concern when you consider that YouTube views counts, unlike subscriber statistics, are cumulative and cannot organically drop at any point throughout their existence.” Interestingly, it seems that many artists associated with VEVO–the growing video service co-owned Sony, Universal, and Abu Dhabi Media–were unaffected by the crackdown, as major artists such as Eminem, Rihanna, and Justin Bieber sport clean records according to YouTube statistical aggregator SocialBlade. The effects of YouTube parent company Google’s efforts to clean up their system extend beyond the labels, as an entire secondary market exists for those who sell their services as view count manipulators. In an era when the common perception of labels is largely negative, this sort of occurrence only helps to further fuel derision. Positively, however, it may help, in the long run, to create a more accurate picture of which artists are truly capturing the free time of YouTube goers. Fake YouTube rappers: You have been warned! RELATED ARTICLES Rihanna And Madonna's Kabbalah Committed Copyright Infringement In Stealing The Film Battleship
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